A weekly series when I revisit old photographs We were driving from somewhere in the Scottish borders to somewhere else in the Scottish Borders when we got lost and found ourselves on a lovely little twisty country road. It was a few years ago, so I can’t remember where it was Read more…
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Ephemeral.” ephemeral= sand castles on a fast incoming tide
Great to see The Waverley going “doon the watter” on Sunday. The last sea-going paddle steamer in the world. It fair took me back to my childhood! I don’t know which trip it was on, but I hope it was going round the Kyles of Bute, stopping at Tighnabruaich and Read more…
45,000 pairs of puffins this year on the Isle of May and none of them camera shy. It’s a real privilege to visit their island. They seem to be aware of us humans but not in any way bothered by us.
Amazing trip out to Isle of May, Scottish National Nature Reserve in the Firth of Forth. 45,000 pairs of puffins this year, which is down on last year but about the same as in 2009, so their numbers have been maintained despite terrible storms earlier in the year Also many Read more…